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January 10, 2012
News about the Environmental Protection Agency, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
ARTICLES ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
The Sacketts and the Clean Water Act
An Idaho couple’s fight with the Environmental Protection Agency could undermine environmental controls.
January 8, 2012MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: SUITS AND LITIGATION, EDITORIALS, CLEAN WATER ACT, ENVIRONMENT, WATER POLLUTION, IDAHO, SUPREME COURT
Constellation Energy Coal Company Urges Stricter Pollution Rules
After investing $885 million on retrofits, Constellation Energy in Maryland is frustrated by a court-ordered delay on tighter pollution rules.
January 5, 2012MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: AIR POLLUTION, COAL, BALTIMORE (MD), CONSTELLATION ENERGY GROUP INC
E.P.A. Announces Proposals to Clean Gowanus Canal
Brooklyn groups offered praise, but the city and the Environmental Protection Agency are arguing over who should pay to fix the sewers into the canal.
January 4, 2012MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: CANALS, WASTE MATERIALS AND DISPOSAL, SUPERFUND, WATER POLLUTION, GOWANUS (NYC), NEW YORK CITY
Power Plant Rule Is Delayed
A federal court is putting on hold an Obama administration regulation intended to reduce pollution from power plants in 27 states and help improve unhealthy air downwind.
December 31, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: UNITED STATES POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT, ENERGY AND POWER, LAW AND LEGISLATION, REGULATION AND DEREGULATION OF INDUSTRY, AIR POLLUTION, WASHINGTON (DC)
Springtime for Toxics
The E.P.A. just did a very good thing in releasing new rules on mercury and air toxics for power plants. And, of course, Republicans are furious.
December 26, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: WATER POLLUTION, UNITED STATES POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT, HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES, REGULATION AND DEREGULATION OF INDUSTRY, AIR POLLUTION, MERCURY (METAL), REPUBLICAN PARTY
Electric Grid in Texas Faces Multiple Challenges
Looking toward what may be a warmer-than-usual summer in 2012 and working to avoid future blackouts, the people in charge of the state’s electric grid face more than the usual number of challenges.
December 23, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: WEATHER, POWER OUTAGES AND BLACKOUTS, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER, TEXAS
GREEN; E.P.A. Sets Poison Standards for Power Plants
Environmental Protection Agency unveils new standards that sharply limit emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutant's from the nation's coal- and oil-burning power plants; new rule, unless blocked by Congress or the courts, will be the first time the federal government has enforced limits on pollutants emitted by the burning of fossil fuels. Photo
December 22, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES, COAL, AIR POLLUTION, MERCURY (METAL)
Toward Healthier Air
The Obama administration approves an overdue measure to reduce emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutants despite industry pressure.
December 22, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES, EDITORIALS, LAW AND LEGISLATION, AIR POLLUTION, MERCURY (METAL), OBAMA, BARACK
Wheelies: The Executive Class Edition
Fisker Automotive has made two high-profile appointments to its executive board this week, while raising the price on its Karma sedan to over $100,000.
December 15, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: Automobiles, Sweden, Cerberus Capital Management, Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corp, Chrysler Group LLC, Environmental Protection Agency, Fisker Automotive, Ford Motor Co, Saab Automobile AB, Beattie, Richard I, LaSorda, Thomas W, Lofalk, Guy
E.P.A. Says Hydraulic Fracturing Likely Marred Wyoming Water
The draft report represents a new scientific and political skirmish line over whether fracking, as it is more commonly known, poses a threat.
December 9, 2011MORE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND: WATER POLLUTION, WELLS, DRILLING AND BORING, HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES, ENVIRONMENT, HYDRAULIC FRACTURING, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT, NATURAL GAS, WYOMING, MEAD, MATTHEW H
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